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10/02/2026

Gold and silver futures rose in early trading this week, with some traders hoping that a new round of record-breaking market may be on the horizon. In a report, Peter Cardillo, chief market strategist at Spartan Capital Securities, said: "Both gold and silver are rising, and precious metals are consolidating and preparing for a new bull market, potentially reaching new historic highs. We recommend buying on dips."

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Buckingham Palace: We are ready to provide support if the police contact us at any time.

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Buckingham Palace: King Charles clearly expressed deep concern over the ongoing revelations and the related accusations involving former Prince Andrew's behavior.

9 m ago

Michael Saylor tweeted that his company, Strategy, increased its holdings of 1142 Bitcoins last week at an average cost of about $78,815 per coin, totaling around $90 million. As of February 8th, Strategy holds a total of 714,644 Bitcoins with an average purchase cost of about $76,056 per coin, totaling around $54.35 billion.

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LME copper closed up $182 to $13,176 per ton. LME aluminum closed up $40 to $3,126 per ton. LME zinc closed up $30 to $3,376 per ton. LME lead closed up $10 to $1,970 per ton. LME nickel closed up $259 to $17,349 per ton. LME tin closed up $2,380 to $49,098 per ton. LME cobalt remained unchanged at $56,290 per ton.

18 m ago

IMF President downplays short-term fluctuations in the US dollar, saying the role of the US dollar will not change in the short term.

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